FT: Aberdeen (Hedges) 1-1 St Johnstone (O'Halloran)
FT: Hearts (Ikpeazu, Meshino) 2-3 Motherwell (Gallagher, Seedorf, Hylton)
FT: Kilmarnock (Millar, El Makrini) 2-0 Hibernian
FT: Rangers (Tavernier, Morelos, Barker) 3-1 Livingston (Lawless)
FT: Ross County (Stewart, Fraser) 2-1 St Mirren (Andreu)
FT: Hamilton 0-1 Celtic (Forrest)
Aberdeen 1-1 St Johnstone FT
Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland
A bad point for Aberdeen, a great one for St Johnstone.
Two points dropped at home, not what the doctor ordered for an Aberdeen side with ambitions of challenging at the top end of the table.
St Johnstone showed grit and character throughout and will be hoping a point at a difficult venue can be a real turning point in their fortunes.
FT: Heart of Midlothian 2-3 Motherwell
Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound
Quote MessageHearts are bottom of the table. In truth, there was massive gulf between the two teams in terms of class, temperament, tactics and pretty much everything
FT: Aberdeen 1-1 St Johnstone
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageA bit of booing at Pittodrie as Aberdeen are held by St Johnstone. It wasn't a good second-half performance from Aberdeen. St Johnstone were far better than them and played some lovely football
New game, same story for Paul Heckingbottom and Hibs.
The Hibs head coach was spot on when he said that his side were "too soft and pretty". He got a reaction from his players in the first-half, but that reaction did not last long enough.
It was a game of two halves, really. The difference being that Hibs failed to score when they were on top, but Killie scored twice when they had the momentum.
Hibs are without a league win since the opening day of the season, but Killie and Angelo Alessio are now unbeaten in their last four games in all competitions.
Image source, SNSMohamed El Makrini's goal sealed the points for Killie, giving them their third win in four games.
Pressure is mounting on Hearts manager Craig Levein after a disappointing display in front of their home fans.
The 3-2 scoreline does not tell the whole story, with Motherwell well on top and unlucky not to win by a bigger margin.
St Johnstone went into this looking for their first Premiership win of the season, but they will be satisfied with their display and a deserved point at Pittodrie.
Home goalkeeper Joe Lewis looked to be at fault for Michael O'Halloran's equaliser after Ryan Hedges put Aberdeen ahead.
A stoppage-time goal from Marcus Fraser gives County all three points.
Tony Andreu had equalised for the visitors after a Ross Stewart opener in an exciting contest.
Rangers come from behind to secure a victory that means they end the day still three points behind Premiership leaders Celtic.
Steven Lawless' penalty suggested a shock was on the cards, but goals from James Tavernier, Alfredo Morelos and Brandon Barker saved the day for Steven Gerrard's side.
Marcus Fraser
Marcus Fraser looks to have clinched the three points for County as the defender stabs home from close range.
Image source, SNSAberdeen 1-1 St Johnstone
St Johnstone goalkeeper Zander Clark claws away off the line as a Lewis Ferguson free-kick from all of 30 yards takes a deflection.
Heart of Midlothian 2-3 Motherwell
Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound
Quote MessageIt's a brilliant goal from Ryotaro Meshino. He looks lively, quick feet and very tricky
Sean Welsh (penalty)
It looks like Dunfermline are heading for their sixth consecutive home defeat as Sean Welsh opens the scoring for Caley Thistle from the penalty spot.
The Pars will be stuck at the foot of the Championship if it stays this way.
Ryotaro Meshino
Well, well, well. Down to 10 men, perhaps, but Hearts are not done yet.
Dancing footwork from Ryotaro Meshino leaves Liam Donnelly for dead at the edge of the box and the on-loan Manchester City midfielder's low shot goes through goalkeeper Mark Gillespie and into the away net.
What a comeback this would be if Hearts can pull it off.
Image source, BBC SportKilmarnock 2-0 Hibernian
Derek Ferguson
Former Rangers and Hamilton midfielder on Sportsound
Quote MessageIt's a wonderful counter attack by Kilmarnock. 2-0 is an unlikely scoreline, but Killie have got stronger as the game has gone on. I thought they were woeful in the first half
Rangers 3-1 Livingston
Rangers have come from behind and look to be easing to victory over 10-man Livingston.
Image source, SNSAlfredo Morelos (right) scored Rangers' second goal
Heart of Midlothian 1-3 Motherwell
As if things weren't bad enough for Hearts, they'll finish this game with 10 men.
Striker Conor Washington pulls up injured chasing a ball over top and can't continue.
Craig Levein has already used all three of his substitutes. It's been a sorry old afternoon for the Gorgie men.
Brandon Barker
Substitute Brandon Barker scores his first goal for Rangers with a close-range finish.
Image source, BBC SportMohamed El Makrini
That could be that...
Killie break down the Hibs left through Alan Power. He slides the ball through to Mohamed El Makrini, who finishes expertly past goalkeeper Ofir Marciano.
Image source, BBC SportRangers 2-1 Livingston
Matters go from bad to worse for Livingston after conceding a second goal. Striker Lyndon Dykes is sent off after receiving a second yellow card for an elbow on Conor Goodson.
Alan Forrest (penalty)
Alan Forrest's penalty looks to have secured the points for Ayr in the Championship's top-of-the-table clash.